"Earl Partridge" <> wrote in
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> Windows Vista Home Basic
> I created an account for dialup. It works correctly. I want a
> shortcut to that dialup account on my desktop. How do I get it
> there? Earl
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You can actually set up your system up to dial your ISP automatically
when ever a internet connection is needed (starting IE7,Windows Mail,
etc

eliminating the need for a dial-ip icon on your desktop.
Control Panel|Internet Options|Connections(tab)| then select add.
you should be able to select your dial-up and add it to the list.
If I recall correctly there are also options to keep your connection
alive or hang up after you close any internet related program.
But if you really prefer to have it on your desktop the other posts
have instructed you how to do it.
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Dave